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Overcoming Fear and Procrastination

Oct 09, 2020 Posted by: Gilbert Cardenas Magna Monday
Overcoming Fear and Procrastination
So many of us truly desire to achieve some pretty special goals, but it can be really difficult to get started. A lot of times we blame it on time, but we'd argue it's something else. After all, the Magna Planner is supposed to help you with time! Learn two of the most common reasons we procrastinate and what to do instead. 

Getting Started

Oct 09, 2020 Posted by: Gilbert Cardenas Guides
Getting Started
There is a lot of good information packed into the Magna Planner and it can be a bit overwhelming at first glance. We are here to help you through it. When you begin any new system, jumping in all at once isn't usually very sustainable. Don't worry about using every part of it all at once. It's a process! 

Connection

Oct 09, 2020 Posted by: Gilbert Cardenas Magna Monday
Connection

A couple years ago, I felt like I was missing something. I finished a week going through the motions but didn’t feel like I accomplished anything that was meaningful to me. Yes, I earned a paycheck, but I didn’t feel like I was working towards anything in particular. I felt “busy” all week, but couldn’t tell where all that time was being spent, so I decided to perform an audit of my time, both at work and at home.

Do You Want It?

Oct 09, 2020 Posted by: Cassandra Cardenas Magna Monday
Do You Want It?
This morning a friend reluctantly admitted, "I don't know if my Magna Goal is big enough." She felt like she should pursue it, but she wasn't excited about it. She wondered if she could use her Magna Planner to focus on building her garden instead. Of course! What matters is that it matters to you first. Then, you can get started. I took a deep breath and told her a story.

Growth Mindset

Oct 06, 2020 Posted by: Gilbert Cardenas Magna Monday
Growth Mindset

“That’s not how we do things around here.”

 “I don't have enough experience.”

 “I can’t change, this is my personality.”

Although we may say these things in a casual or sarcastic way, statements like these come from a fixed mindset. How do we escape these habits and develop a growth mindset?